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Silver Springs Campground Sno-Park

Silver Springs Campground Sno-Park is located in the Greenwater/Yakima region. This Sno-park features non-motorized trails for snowshoeing, cross country skiing and more.

Governmental Mineral Springs Sno-Park

Governmental Mineral Springs Sno-park is located in the South Cascades region. This Sno-park features 154 miles of trails for both snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.

Crow Lake Way Sno-Park

Crow Lake Way Sno-park is located in the Greenwater/Yakima region. This Sno-park features 7 miles of groomed trails for cross country skiing, snowshoeing, and more.

North Fork Tieton Sno-Park

North Fork Tieton Sno-Park is located in the Greenwater/Yakima region. This Sno-park features 12 miles of non-motorized trails for snowshoeing, cross country skiing and more.

Fishing, Shellfishing & Seaweed Harvesting

Head out to one of more than 80 state parks where you can fish or harvest shellfish and seaweed in season. Or, enjoy freshwater fishing and harvesting at regularly-stocked state parks lakes and ponds.

Action Trackchair program reopens at Lake Sammamish

The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission and Outdoors for All Foundation announce the second season of Action Trackchair availability at the Adaptive Cycling Center (ACC) starting April 17 at Lake Sammamish State Park.

Volunteer Program

Volunteers play a vital role in sustaining Washington State Parks, providing more than 190,000 service hours each year. Join the thousands of volunteers that help keep your Washington State Parks the special places they are.

Sustainability

Learn about Washington State Park's sustainability practices and plan.

Boat Launching

Learn about launching your watercraft at State parks.

Agency Directory

Find contact information for State Parks divisions and programs.

Salmon La Sac Sno-Park

Salmon La Sac Sno-park is located in the Blewett/I90 region. This Sno-park features 38 miles of motorized snowmobiling trails, and 4 miles of non-motorized trails for snowshoeing, cross country skiing and more.

Sno-Park fees to increase this season

2021-22 prices will ensure Sno-Parks continue to operate

OLYMPIA – Oct. 5, 2021 – When Washington Sno-Park permits go on sale Nov. 1, winter recreationists will see a fee increase for the first time since 2009.

Photo Sharing Form

Share your photos of Washington State Parks with us.

Commissioners

Learn more about our Washington State Parks and Recreation Commissioners.

Natural Investment Permit

Annual permit waives watercraft launch, trailer dump and day-use parking fees in Washington State Parks.

South Fork Gold Creek Sno-Park

South Fork Gold Creek Sno-park is located in the Leavenworth/Chelan region. This Sno-park features 100 miles of motorized snowmobiling trails.

Twenty-five Mile Creek Sno-Park

Twenty-five Mile Creek Sno-park is located in the Leavenworth/Chelan region. This Sno-park features 63 miles of motorized snowmobiling trails.

Stewardship

Learn about the scope, duties and work of the Washington State Parks Stewardship Program

Trails

Learn about our many state parks trails and the exciting recreation they offer.

Moorage Permit

This annual permit waives the moorage fee at State Park marine facilities.

Retreat center reservations reopen beginning Jan. 3

Book a Washington State Parks Retreat Center for youth groups, schools, families, businesses and other groups

OLYMPIA – Dec. 21, 2021 – The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission announced the reopening of park retreat centers beginning in spring 2022. On Jan. 3 at 7 a.m., parks will begin accepting retreat center reservations for the 2022 Memorial Day weekend and beyond.

Sno-Park On-Site Evaluation Form

Complete this form to share your visit of a Sno-Park.

Bethel Ridge/ Soup Creek Sno-Park

Bethel Ridge / Soup Creek Sno-park is located in the Greenwater/Yakima region. This Sno-park features 28 miles of motorized, snowmobiling trails in the White Pass System.

ADA Accessible Recreation

Learn about ADA recreation at State parks and use our interactive map to find parks with ADA features and amenities.

Onsite call-in system eases buoy registration for boaters

Twelve marine state parks now accept buoy fees by phone

OLYMPIA – July 6, 2022 – Twelve Washington marine state parks now allow boaters to pay moorage fees by phone. Each buoy will have a buoy number and phone number to call to make payment. Previously, boaters at these parks had to go to shore to pay for overnight moorage.

This call-in option started in 2021 as a pilot program at Jarrell Cove State Park. The program expands this year to include 10 parks in the San Juan Islands and two in Skagit County.

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